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About Littleton
Littleton, Colorado, is a medium-sized town with less than 50,000 residents. It got its start in 1859, and it reached over 250 residents by 1890. It is part of the Colorado Metropolitan Statistical Area found between Denver, Aurora, and Lakewood. The area is known for its green space and recreational areas. A number of parks fill the landscape.
The Littleton Public School District includes several high schools and charter facilities. Heritage High is one of the best ranking, with a 91 percent graduation rate. Forty-eight percent of students participate in Advanced Placement classes. Private tutoring in Littleton, CO, is available both online or in-home to help you with general course instruction or test prep. AP classes paired with these tutoring sessions could best help you prepare for the rigorous coursework ahead at the college level.
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"The student's considerable intelligence is matched by his attentiveness and cordiality. He also has an uncommonly high tolerance for studying. Amazingly, after we had studied for over an hour, he asked if we could study a little more!!! My jaw nearly hit the floor, for this is highly unusual. The only thing he seems to lack is confidence, which eludes many students his age. I explained that from age 13-20 I, too, suffered from various forms of insecurity, but I bounced back. So, I'm hoping my confidence will show him that it's OK-- and even commendable-- to be academically assertive and proud of one's intellectual prowess. I might also try to impress upon him the need for balance when enjoying leisure time. In other words, more reading and less video gaming."
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"We finished character analysis activities for "A Week in the Woods" and did prereading activities for "No Talking." The student will complete comprehension questions and write summaries for chapters 1&2 before we meet again."
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"We reviewed the students' answers on the Math section. Since Student 1 finished all her sections we were able to figure out a sample score for her, which had increased by 50 points since she last took the test. For homework, two math sections and a reading section were assigned."
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